trend The magazine heavily promoted First Lady Jill Biden after the first presidential debate, putting her on the cover of its August issue and stating, “No matter what happens in the weeks and months between now and November, Dr. Biden will remain the President’s closest confidant and advocate.”
All eyes are on Jill Biden following her husband’s panic-inducing, at least for Democrats, performance in Thursday’s debate. The president, often wide-eyed, stumbling and freezing over his words, revived some of the Democratic talking points that had already been debunked, from the “very fine people” myth to the “idiots and losers” myth. His performance even rattled the CNN panel, which was quick to acknowledge that it had caused “widespread and very intense panic within the Democratic Party.”
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Jill Biden’s reaction to her husband’s performance raised further concerns when she congratulated him as if he were a child, long after helping him exit the campaign stage.
“Joe, you did a really great job. You answered every question. You had all the facts,” Jill Biden said as the crowd cheered.
“Joe, you answered all the questions very well. You knew all the facts.”
Jill Biden may be the worst person ever… pic.twitter.com/wKy2Wud1FM
— Graham Allen (@GrahamAllen_1) June 28, 2024
All eyes are now on the first lady, who many see as the driving force behind her husband’s refusal to step down. trend Added an editor’s note to the feature article:
Editor’s note: The June 27 debate sparked a debate about whether President Joe Biden should remain the Democratic nominee. First Lady and August Vogue cover girl Dr. Jill Biden has been a fierce defender of her husband and has stood by him. “I’m not going to let those 90 minutes define his four years as president. We’re going to keep fighting,” Dr. Jill told Vogue in a phone interview on June 30 from the Biden family’s weekend get-together at Camp David. She added that President Biden “will always do what’s best for the country.” Whatever happens in the weeks and months between now and November, Dr. Biden will remain the president’s closest aide and advocate.
Moreover, the article begins by detailing what many say Jill Biden relies on: power.
If you want to know what power feels like, try being driven in a convoy. As you hurtle down an empty highway, with flashing police lights all around you and a line of cars waiting on the on-ramps as you pass, it’s like the world is holding its breath. For you. And the rules don’t apply.
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At Nine Mile, an entourage of about 30 people scurries noisily along as a toned blonde in a white suit casually walks past the gurgling brewing tanks and heads to the back office. This is my first glimpse of First Lady Dr. Jill Biden. Her passage from the backroom of power into the heart of America is a scene of absolute calm amid the hustle and bustle.
“Every race matters, and every race is hard,” says first lady and Vogue magazine’s August cover star, Dr. Jill Biden, who will remain the president’s closest aide and advocate no matter what happens between now and November. https://t.co/y6WcDbsWtf pic.twitter.com/4LQFUzoVx6
— Vogue Magazine (@voguemagazine) July 1, 2024
But Jill trend She said the “urgency” of her husband’s current campaign is “different” from those of the past.
“Joe is asking the American people to come together to draw a line against these vicious attacks,” she said, explaining that he was going to “go public” to let people know what the Biden administration will “accomplish” and how it will affect their lives.
The feature was released shortly after the Biden family reportedly gathered at Camp David to urge the 81-year-old Biden to stay and keep fighting in the race.
